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POST /work-requests/{id}/tasks

post
https://api.cmp.optimizely.com/v3/work-requests//tasks

Experimental Create a new task from a work request.

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Path Params
string
required

Unique identifier of the work request

Body Params

Payload to create a task

string

Title of the task. If not provided. it will be populated by the work request title.

date-time | null

Start date and time of the task, in ISO 8601 UTC format (2020-02-10T10:40:45Z). If workflow_id is present and the workflow has step duration, then either start_at or due_at is required. If both start_at and due_at is provided with a workflow_id that has step duration, then the start_at field will be ignored.

date-time | null

Due date and time of the task, in ISO 8601 UTC format (2020-02-10T10:40:45Z). The due_at field is required if workflow_id is present and the workflow does not have step duration. If workflow_id is present and the workflow has step duration, then either start_at or due_at is required.

string | null

Unique identifier of parent campaign

string | null

Unique identifier of workflow

string | null

Unique identifier of the task owner. If passed as null, then the owner will be the token user.

asset_ids_without_field_inheritance
array of strings

List of asset ids which will not inherit any fields.

asset_ids_without_field_inheritance
string
Defaults to work_request

Specifies the source from which to inherit fields.

Supported values:

  • work_request (default) : Fields are created from the work request
  • workflow : Fields are inherited from the workflow specified by workflow_id
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